Chaotic and Clumpy Galaxy Formation in an Extremely Massive Reionization-era Halo

Chaotic and Clumpy Galaxy Formation in an Extremely Massive Reionization-era Halo
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10.3847/2041-8213/ac61e6
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2022-03
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The Astrophysical Journal Letters
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J. Spilker;C. Hayward;D. Marrone;M. Aravena;M. Béthermin;James Burgoyne;S. Chapman;T. Greve;G. Gururajan;Y. Hezaveh;R. Hill;K. Litke;C. Lovell;M. Malkan;E. Murphy;D. Narayanan;K. Phadke;C. Reuter;A. Stark;N. Sulzenauer;J. Vieira;D. Vizgan;A. Weiss
J. Spilker;C. Hayward;D. Marrone;M. Aravena;M. Béthermin;James Burgoyne;S. Chapman;T. Greve;G. Gururajan;Y. Hezaveh;R. Hill;K. Litke;C. Lovell;M. Malkan;E. Murphy;D. Narayanan;K. Phadke;C. Reuter;A. Stark;N. Sulzenauer;J. Vieira;D. Vizgan;A. Weiss
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J. Spilker;C. Hayward;D. Marrone;M. Aravena;M. Béthermin;James Burgoyne;S. Chapman;T. Greve;G. Gururajan;Y. Hezaveh;R. Hill;K. Litke;C. Lovell;M. Malkan;E. Murphy;D. Narayanan;K. Phadke;C. Reuter;A. Stark;N. Sulzenauer;J. Vieira;D. Vizgan;A. Weiss

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